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VOLUME XIV, No. 46
L A N DON— TH E
SE LFM A D E
M AN
County 4-H Club Winners
(Joveriiur Alti ut SI . I somìoii
a i» .'.oiu uhi bottoni. 11.-liuti
KOO.I Il*lit»gr. M in I *ietX-Ul h
o( pi«.iev«/iut*Ofmr) stock.
Football Game (¿iven By
Member» of the
(¿irl Reserves
I ut«
tin n ì»
io
nuli
1 m i«
or
iht-ir
DEFEATED
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of
eutx
uieortM Ml
do» u
lum k>u «
iiittepenilem oli
iu
Ferney lim i in
,_.»««
Junior < 1 ... H..U. N e e l l " T . )
|II ni * u « n I U nn l’in« Vini King»
, i 'i w
boru,
tucn
ih «
kn II uik
linpo-
riruc-
building
u u ie i
w « n
ni
priHtUier, M r«l
»h c r«
iu
Alfred
om o
»
.*i»d
I • b «)
up. K uiin « m tuui b «d n
■liuti»*
inutili)
ut
iiiNuy
re-
TliurNdny, October ». « foot- i»pect» lo uno ol O ic k o ii . Il
Uill rally » • » held in Ifcav« rton »u e |M'i*i>l«d wtth niu* an d per-
ib e ir iir»t
ut 7:30 p.m. Tbe al mini t» «ud hu iu* o f niKli ìk K- m I h
gravitaUid lo
other» «elio alt«lul»d »bowed ex- action wlien tliey
relient entino*l*«m over Ibi fari 111 I n n* » le rrilu iy » » » lo ufwli
timi the annual Heavertim-lllll»- m ikmiih umi cb u u lm i. Tliey cx-
boro Kan«- «en» to be held the •aied iiioiuriouMly thrtoHtrh tu«
fo llo » inn uny. A »treat dune« p tu in « day», luu.don gttw up
wnd « lauK« aerpeutlne added to with UM» »ecoral ««-ncratun l*«ru-
the «»cltrm rnt of the eveuiog. | *«►* b> Vrttcept UM ®ec»a«lty Of
| i . i ) | i i k
oa
you go or »larve
w on*
A itudent body a»»eeni>ly w « n
r«.,oo knoc k In« »1
held October !t featuring « foot i ‘•lie
«•
followed In tbe
l*u11 game .l« * » d by tbe
Girl
ot tota
lattar a b.ial-
lte »e r««« on the gymnasium floor. nUK’' •*
burd life ‘ » w to
>*
Tri Y Ciri» .mtn-.Ha.tln,
I*.»- co n tim i«.»
pittali» »picud for
vwnoo-a foot balli ..mad managed| " « <“ * ‘ ruction of atich
by the
to make two lourJuUiw nn amid »•‘ * « *
«“
■*“ " « *
He u.
the rheem of the orowd.
r‘ »* * * »
,d° but
_ _ _
! He turned hi» iiiufwy
by the
The
Beaverton
v.
HtlHbono |
*
**
T ijrn S sr'a S : « K ¡ r “J ^
!he linai nq uuii* carat out He- ° ‘
K .«,
,3-0 The Torch H o * ,
»oclety »old hid d o «» « i d ,-.p.
Ih e next
«rid,run battle
will
be at Hcnppoo»« October 1«.
j of
«
mo.r%
„ Ul« abldttm virtue.
£ £ 0| ^
of
Ulrtfl.
,1B>ieily Wld ,o W n t H Me
....
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; I..» carried tl»«**e virtue» into
In a fire drill Monday the i
..
»indent» c le»r«d the buildln» •«»
^¿¡d,m 1 » a man of
quiet
54 »econda,
determinai ion. 111» <atni>alKna for
! Oovemor of K an t«» »howed he
A Junior claw» nweth,« w*aa
rovMtloaa and tluU once
held Tueaday to d l*-ti»» eia .»
^
,mU tiM> abi,Uy lo
l*h
Ahi! tine», rhe
aimh-m* carry
........, Uwae
........ conviction**
.„v ie ii.in . into
Into ac­
luive (letldrd to purchase their tion which resulted In law. He
« inMem» from Mr. Karl 7. Klein ha»
become
recogntiod « » »
a« tb# Junior»
did hist year.
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true friend of the
electorate
,
. ..
of K bimmu *. both Heiaiblican and
Mr. Huahnell director o f the ,
Hard »twte» that that organlxa-
.
tlon i» one o f tht> Idggest and
, , « » »
MI * ' I « ' T
la^l Beaverton ever had.
D E M O C R A T»
M L L i
I
AT
ST. M A R Y S ’ BOYS GO
n v
P Y P I HRATIrtN
B E A V E R TO N
The W a »h in *on County Dem-
Ioeratke t entai Coanajttaa met
, in opeu session iu l i e 1 «my­
Picked up by »ta t« « polite
i*oluc 0,1
oil munlty Hall In Beaverton the
tbe htg-bway near Mr Miiuwillc, ; ntK|lt ulf October 12 with the hall
to capacity, proving 'be
three boy* from 8t Mary's Ionic \
were returned to the home Mon- ■ uuusual interest inauife*'. in the
day moratng.
nppi'iwcliing campaign, bv voter*
A ll three admitted that Mon j ,n „ ^ , „ , 1.
d.<y being Coltnntou» l*ay they 1 ^
Mooee, Committee, o-
wrtre interested hn a voyage o f| pened the meeting with the u»-
dlsrovery which began Sunday |i#| roqUne formalities and then
morning when they decided to see HUrrendprwj the chair to our
the world on foot.
1 w«-ll-known local central omwnl-
Travcllln* all
Jhy
a!11-
(«m ian, W, E. Mct'loskey, who
night Sunday the three youthful rn|ll|u<. „ ^ n,e
meeting
to the
udvenimer» finally
arrlvc.l
' clOHP
McMinnvIllle wlthcwit discovering
A ' nun)ber ,,f Jvinocratic ran-
auylhtng undiscovered
excepting (,1{Vnteft
preaent Inclodlng
u m« Ion patch.
1 g
Ross, cadldate for State
Stopping
over in
Hlllt'boro ^
l()r
Richard
Scott.
Lr
Tue»day morning under escort
Representative, M. K. Ab-
of a state trooper the hoy* still rn,|)un for County Sheriff. Ray
retxlned »ome signs of their nd ^
Antrim for State Represen-
venture. particularly around their |(Jl|vp< j,_
lilltsnn for County-
mouths w tiere a telltale ring of Astesiior. Acting chairman Me*
grime suggested succulent fo e «« ( |OBkey limited each candidate
such a* muskir.eUni or the mote ■
^
nvinutes on the floor
juicy variety of water melon, j
campaign plans were submlt-
They did discover,
however, t*d. discussed snd approved with
that t ie police officers arc i.n ways and means of defraying
the alert, mod that the inside tire neceaanry ex|>ense promin­
vitrng to a small boy than the ently i th for ground.
o f the jail house Is more in­
Official Chairman Moore gave
wide open simces tn ndd Oct­ u jhort address on the subject
of "MONEY. MONEY. MONEY,
ober.
followed by very
antisfariorv
loOCAL LADIES AT­ contributions from those pres
TEND BOARD MEET eut.
Th© next official meetlnifWlH
he held at Forest
Grove at
Mrs. Harper P.
Mr"- the u«tial time on the night of
D. D.
Shellenbeeger.
Mr». I*. October 16 and will he open
W. Sucker, Mrs. W. <\ MflKell, to the public.
Miss JuMette Carter and Mrs.
M- B. (Metcalf attended the Cong­
regational Women'» Board meet­ LOCAL YOUTHS
EARN DEGREES
ing at the First Congrega*ional
Church In Portland Tuesday.
Speaker* on the program were
Berk B. Strogii" and Margie
Rev. Frank Carlson. Rtato Pupt Baughman, both of Beaverton,
of Congrega! lonnl churches ar.d hove completed requlrc.rmntr. for
Mis* Minnie Ttontt recently re­ degrees ftoin the University of
tín ed from her missionary work Oregon. It vriis announced here
by Dr E. M. Pallett, reristirar.
in South Africa.
Mr. 8 trow g w rorteved the de-
giee of bachelor of science and
MRS. SCOTT IS
Mis- Baughman, the decree of
HOSTESS n aster ot arts.
The list of 103 students who
Mr». W J. Scott was hostess earnml Iheir degnees during the
approved by the
at a bridge
luncheon at the summer was
I'.- mphell Coirrt in Portland Tues­ university faculty al It-, first
day Thu guest» were Meadnmes meeting thla fall and nam,’ s were
higher
K.
H.
Sclione.
H. Boyd. «nt to the bo-ird o f
Jolui Hummer». George Blssser, education. Diplomas will he is­
H Nelson. E, K. Stipe. W. 'Mr- sued to the students and degrees
formally at
Ksll, O. MoCornvIc, F. G. Don will be conferred
aldsoa, R. Summers. Doy Gray commencement next June.
A. E. Hansen, Mia.» Juliette Car­
Mrs. Elmer Benson and Mrs,
ter, and Mrs. Spencer and Mrs.
Talbert were
luncheon
Chappel both of Portland. Prize* J. R
were won by Mi». Boyd and M ts . guests at tbe home of Mr» W,
Myers In Portland, Tuesday.
Nelson.
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iiÄ T U lÄ A U U n
IO C A L O.E.8. E N T E R ­
T A IN S VISITORS
A very la ;« « dcltyietlon of via-
itor» from O.K.S.
< hapte.*» of
I'oitland and vicinity an* St.
Helen» attended tbe meet Inc of
IX-aver Chapter No. It/fi Widne*-
day evtninc a- a »urprl.e In
cnnifiltnient to l ‘ie four adtanc-
rrc officer» of the Chapter, who
officiated during tbe conferring
of
degree». Ppoeehe» an I re-
freabmenta concluded the meet-
j .lU lliy Stock. BUIO* Ut O! t tiriti.
I A i i a i I u » lotiN» o w e» un r iu n ì)
uè. Hli «lu i » ( « i t t i lo Ibi* biNCk-
1 iow ot llifiic
plotteer»
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, October 16, 1936
l~tl.
Beaverton, On go.i
Septa inber St |
. i iv© Beavert#*! Hevlew
1 «avert**«, Or eg on
>jcnt!tmcn:
Gemltmen
Huvirjt
a: d
*P+nt
<<*n»id
To Present Play
Here Next Tuesday
Twenty-one prominent
Church Members To
Be In Cast
The next meeting of ,1 m chap-
S S T * « * t* "' ^
' J0H N S 0N
IS
C H ’G ’ D
let M il b< h id on Oct. 28 and iAtkota.
) Z u J l an
1* ,
. B,ak
V<rth
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a» we are going to
will be a reception for Y r i Dora , 0je ,m
lay Ha» Keen ( j h e i In Many
a »imtlar meaaure in
; Stipe who war» elected to the Oregon
1 am going to Mve
Town» My | hiirrbe»
¡o ffic e of Aaao. Grand f 'o fluct-! rour re_
reader» the tustieflt of some
re»» of tire Grand rhapti, O.K.S. ,,, ,he t h in g - T h a v 7 P a rU d '
One of the
of Or egon at the Grand ( trap-
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«-arnen.
ter Session in June.
ii * ii ' ■
arni,al »ef«>rt o f 1 plea* e ) « r heard In Court will
----------------------------------------------, . J ® ra
M* na* * r
tht “*• Presented ,t ,he
Beaverton
l^nk of North Dakota, I h ave1 Bethel
fongreeational
('lu rch
-how. the theatre,
the annual l-ben the following
data: Heal next Tueaoby night Oc-
>mi
4 11 f lub Iranquet,
toured The l>late
loan»— 18,483, a m o u n t : wbfn 21 Drominent l.,c«l
wVi
firs t National Bank of Portland
*ned MO.505,460.00. Of this a- zena Dorn the
varimu
,___.i
end weie hoiK/ed at a dinner mount. The federal l.and
Bank ch u rch »
present ti.e wiib.lv h*.,
party attended by hank officer.! * » » refinance*,, 8,087. Parras now aided
"murder rrial”
entitled'
and county ag< nt».
i owned and in the proce»» o f ; ” 1 risoner at the
Bar." T ria l
Ml»» t\twrse is the daughter foreclosure — 3.104. Doans delin- begin» promptly at 7:3» p. nr.
of Mr. and
Mr*.
Joseph C. orer.t 4,323. Ixrans in good »ta n -; i l j truaJ (leak
with a young
Cawrse. tioraeliu», Kt 1, ar.<J is ding -018. l.onn<
paid a- per ¡man. Haywwid H. Jotm»on who
¡. sophomore at Hillsboro high contract 60.
j untke the influence of
liquor
< hoo!. Pot the past flu yeaT»
On the above loans, U.e lo»- ‘‘“ a "killed" hi» wife and left
f h(. has been doing 4-11 t'lub ie » nr.jde up by the taxpayer» t h r ii rnotherlesu nhrkhrtn. \,r
work In « « k i n « , canning, and to J r.uary l. 19.35
amounted John oa is then "tried” for mur-
K wi
ti. I a s i year at the »Kite lo 111.034,247.00 and
there will dr -.
Tire drama tells the story
fair
»lie won first place in sew- *>• further losses which a former of a ittur-x^d »oliiitsr,
inriuen-
.re,
h.lng awar.x-d op’ ortonity Dank Examiner estimates will ced by wet repeal propa-*! ndu
to tour the state demonstrating not be |t i
than »25,000,000.00. and
trapped by tin-
midern
sewing with Lois
Bier'y «h e
Mr. and Mr». Samuel, former ' ‘ door sale» system. The pri»-
Kathryn ('»»r u e , t ornellu», and ' loyt<>n Nyb*rrg,
Tualatin,
has also woj. a f uni me r school North Dakotians, rajw wetl-Jnown ODer Pleading for what lee val-
are photographed at the Paclt.c International l.ive»tock Show
scholarship to Oregon State Cot- residents of Forest Grovt.
in a lle*' more than
life, the judge
with one of the I hi roc Jet»ey »w in e with which lie won prize».
lege.
Mrs.
H arriett» Kurd is recent interview, »aid.
“ '.Ve earn« tcin
between pay and duty, the
Doth young iK-opI« received free trip» to
Portland and the
her club leader.
to Oiegon 16 years ago,
bur a,t0,r»e y *
battling brilliantly for
exposition» a» «uexu for being »elected the outstanding boy
•
layton
Nyburg
Is
the
son
of
we
still
own
the
farm
nca-
De-
a
*'*e
al
»take,
the
Unger
and girl 4-H Club members of Wnahington county.
Jthn Nvbura, Tualatin »rd gtad vH's Lake, North L-akota. Thru pr,IM exPeft, the jury spellbound
uatnd this year from Tualatin iJ.'s — *------ -grim n t and incom-‘ bj the unfolding drama area-
high
school. He has
had six jttrjK », the officials of North nton* lb* gripipng incidents of
Jersey swine exhibit».
W IN N E R S A RE
work in Dakota lo«t huge suim of money tbis tr*n>««»dou£ly impressive and
As out»tandin*S Iroy aad glr* years of 4-H Club
E N T E R T A IN E D of Wa’ hingtor county Kntbryn dairying, rabbit -isising, poultry which the taxpayers have been
temperance piay.
seed
crops,
forage,
gardening,
compelled
to
make
up
with
extra,
*
he
21
local citlaers
who
and rla y t'n won these free trip»
onion» He tgxes.”
• W'U assist in the trial a re a »
Kalbryn t'aw-ise, f orneliu», and to Portland and a« such were corn, potatoes, ar.d
has won three summer school
we
»-ould not want a ! " ,loW!‘ :
Judge, Kev. H.
R.
Clayton Nyburg Tualatin returned honored during their vis’t.
stholamhips to Oregon Mate Ctrf-1 state Bank established in
Ore- Umns: Proeecuting
Attorney,
late la»t w-eek from Portland
In Portland they joined the
l*ge
atd will attend
Oregon Kon \Ve have had all the cx- R ' v' *• B- Horse‘ l; I>ei«n»e At-
wherr, for thrpe day» durin,' the
party of 40 other winner» from
perier.ee with a State Bank w e ' ¡or?ejr’ R 'cl>* ril Doty; prisoners
Paclfl* Inw national Uvectocg Ex- 2 <‘ Ore con count les. oc'-upyhig St.uc •' liege n. xt year.
daughter Arleta
Uoge;
poHition, they were the guenta two floois of « downtown hotel.
care to have. We arre not heavy little
- ;......
re, but we certainly sh eriff- K. G.Webb. fingerprint
a
of lb* Kirs- V.itiimnl Hank of
11 ttn1,’ it. Rtioai..:* Niebt Oct.
...iu —
^ the*
fi- ’ would
experi.
- Pi 1*(® L*ep4.i* Rev. P.
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will
hob.
it> * Boost! r Night
Oct.
not .vat*
portlard » ih ! wlrere n «jrt«H won As guest» nf the bank, they at-
of Oregi n c l j , k : Court Clerk, W, H. Hart;
» xth prize for sw ine show man-1
Unded the Pacific IntertiaUonal ! 1t>.
Go< d pecgrtim. All Grangers mers and taxpayers
get into a mess like they "did ,ar * it ness. Mrs. Robert John-
sl.lp and ninth prize for I urne *|
livestock Exposition, tho horse1 and
their friends
w elcome.
iu North Dakota, ar.d we are *ton; * ourt Bailiff, George K.
—
1 ■ '
1
—
— ——
going to do all we can to de- Cordon. Summoned ' »
the Jury,
feat the Bank mtasure th's fall. H t'-rr>' Bantes. G. U. Pact, U
Varv rn.lv vo,.r<
: L - ^ ' ^ r , M H~ Metcr.lf, Dr.
\ery truly yours.
; >. ,80n.
A. E.
Wilson, C. W.
H. R. PiroHey. President in te rn .
S.
ilarknesa, O. WL
Taxpayers' League
Uerman. Charles Thompson, Er-
—
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; vin Rickman. R. V. Hopper, and
Cl RRENT EVENTS RHOTOCRAPHED FOR
C IV IL S E R V IC E T O
( K. D. Williams, alternate.
r 'l l / T
PV X
Admission to the trial will
ix iV L . i i A A M S ^
frpo A voluntary. offering
will be taken. Tbe trial is being
The United States Civil Ser- sponsored by- the churches all
vice Commiesioa ha
announced over
state, £ml e vervone is
i-lttn
c- .v p a itiv:
examinations invit€ti lo auead. This
' is the
for assistant acturwl raatbema- first
appearance in Beaverton
>
Dean.
$2.600 a yet-r, and junior - rd a i8r:e
r,rowd i8 expected
1
acturial maUxamcttciaa. * 2,000 a l(1 flli
lUe
<.b,rrctl if t!le cit.
year, in tbe Railroad Retirement izens of iteaverton and
com-
Board t n j the tvo^ial security niunity
atten i the
drama as
J-
they have tn other places. The
Applicants
must
have
had trial has been given in Uh'cago,
specified education and or ex- Washington D.
C., St.
Douis.
lieriAicc.
! Minr.eapoli.% Detroit, and many
All
States except M*«sachu- otbe!r towns and cities before
setts. Sauth Dakota, N ebrnA a audiences as high as 3 000 peo-
\Vasliittstou. Minnesota, Vermont, P'e-
( olciado, Iow a. Virginia, Mary- j
U.nd and the District o f Columbia D. U. V.’S M E E T A T
have received less than their
W H IT W O R T H HOME
quota of
appointments in the
t
a; portic. cO i..-|>artmental service
W ILL
ROGERS
The D. U. V.’s held
their
at Washington D. C.
8 H R I N E — A view
Full information may be ob­ luncheon meeting at th.? home
ol the " W ill Rogers
T O G E T H E R A G A IN
tained fiont Charles Dawes at of Mrs. Inez Whitworth Mon­
Shrine of the Sun,"
day. Mrs.
Virginia Stump, o f
— M ary Actor and her
L A N D O N S T IL L LEADS— John B. Kennedy, noted
the Beaverton postoffice
which was built aa a
d a u g h t e r , M a r y ly n
Portland, former resident ofB ea-
newe commentator for the Goodyear T ire A Rubber
memorial to the great
Thorpe are pictured
vittcn who is a member of
Company, glvei the lateet nationwide totale in the
A m e r ic a n h u m o rle t
CLUB TO BE ORGAN the Hillsboro D. U. V. organ-
here at her Hollywood
L iterary Digeet poll being broadcast over the NBC
near Colorado Springe.
home a t the child re­
network. Forty-eight ttatee give Landon 1,004,086 votes
IZED LOCALLY
» visitor at the
The memorial tower
t u r n e d f o r a n in e -
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local meeting.
and Roosevelt 728.068.
atandi 200 feet high,
.— month stay w ith her
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Sylvester
The Artisan's Life Association
and w ill be dedicated
mother.
liav;1 purchased the Albert Frlck-
buVi
-ont.
to
town
and
are
form­
next Spring.
son house and lot at Westdale.
ing an Asfeml
daughter
nicnvbers are a!-rady
enrolled. Mrs. Sylvester is a
the late Mr. and Mrs. Robin-
/à
Meetings will be held «1 the
/A
first and third Fridays of each M>r-
ni ’ 1 Jl 1,1
Pe 1 lo-w s Hall
(X T ' \ 1
■ A ia fir c
XT’
gHHUj
in Be averto r. This is one of L U V . A L
L * z \ lllE * o / w i­
the most active organizations or-
T E N D R E C E PTIO N
iginatlng in Oregon.
It was
_____
started 12 y.’ars ago it* ^ r*'
Attending the 'reception for J.
lard. If you c 0 toe smiling. ^ Gary Ass Grand Phtrctt of
sincere booster upper type of t]it. q .E.8. o f Ore gen at Hon-
person and are Interested, get te r chapter at Oregon City Tues.
in touch with Bud Doyle or , veninK wele Mr und Mrs. H.
Arlene Bixb>.
Nielsen. Mrs J. L. Pels her, Mrs.
1
Dots Stipe, and H. F. Eliatider.
LAUREL DEMOCRATS
Felsher ard Mr*. Stipe also
B EFO R E A N D A F T E R
T O II^XT tw n i l 1 v attended tbe receiitirm given for
— Mayor Doris W . Brad­
H U L L ) K A L L l Robfrt Ht,nderaon and Mrr. M.
way, of W ildwood, New
Brown at Temple i hapter Thurs.
Jersey,
only
woman
I rurcl
Democrats wi.l hold evening.
mayor in the United
rally in the community hail
State* and victor in a
at Ijturel Saturday night. Oct. m« - - * « V t v p i v p
AT
campaign against over­
17. at 8 p. m. for
tbe purpose i n E N T 1 - L I V fc* A * -
weight which In a little
o
Htroduclng the
parly can-
TE N D CLASS
over a year reduced her
didates to all those interested
-
weight from 251 to 149
in
the
w
elfaie
of
Washnigton
c
o
.,
Twenty-five
youi
g
people were
pounds. Freeh fru it*
Th program will
feature two ¡r, atten lance at the Natuitlav
jJWR s n,i vegetable*, canned
protnrnent fpeakers.
a lunch anil ov nin« Bible clos* at the R.
H a w a i i a n p in ea p p le
S H E E P TO W E A R BOOTS— Rubber
a ditice, among other attractions.
Mc.MIrn heme with Mr. Gar-
juice, sea foods and lean
M A R Y C A R L IS L E — Charming young
boots fer sheep is th * latest idea In
• With assurance c f a pleasant cv- r..*tt giving the lesson talk from
meat were th * main­
ingenue of the screen w ear* a pair
the w ar againat the dieease of footrot.
ening the Democrats of I-atrrel tbe lgth Chapter of St Matthew,
stays of her diet.
of shoe* mad* entirely of peacoca
T h * boot* w ill serve to prevent Infec­
community extend to all a wel- special music was firrnDhed by
feather», designed for her by Herman
tion * to members of those animate
' c c im to come.
. Cortis Gumm on the saxophone.
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